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U.S. Embassy issues security alert over expected protests (Feb. 22)

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The United States Embassy in Costa Rica has issued the following security alert regarding Monday's expected protests.
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U.S. Embassy issues security alert over expected protests (Feb. 15)

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The United States Embassy in Costa Rica has issued the following security alert regarding Monday's expected protests.
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Protests at Legislative Assembly canceled as deputies are absent

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The Legislative Assembly has suspended sessions until February 2 after a lawmaker tested positive for Covid-19. 
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Costa Rica limits the right to strike and prohibits it in essential services

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The new law sets limits on the duration of strikes in the education sector to prevent students from running out of lessons indefinitely.
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Pic of the Day: Bill regulating strikes approved in second debate

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The initiative prohibits strikes in essential Costa Rican public services.
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Costa Rica’s Legislative Assembly votes to regulate strikes in response to country-wide protests

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The initiative prohibits strikes in essential public services such as health, safety, school lunchrooms, and water and energy supply. It also puts limits on work stoppages in education.
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Pic of the Day: Protests in San José

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A protester shouts slogans in front of riot police.
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Protests of taxi drivers and educators cause chaos in the Costa Rican capital

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Two separate protests, one of taxi drivers and another of educators, caused chaos on Tuesday in the congested streets of the capital of Costa Rica.
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U.S. Embassy issues security alert over upcoming protests in San José

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The U.S. Embassy recommends that tourists and residents "exercise caution in these areas." Protests are expected to be non-violent. 
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Teachers unions will strike for the continued right to strike

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Unions are preparing a combined national march on Sept. 2.
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